Picturing a People: George Johnston, Tlingit Photographer
This documentary, by filmmaker Carol Geddes, is a unique portrait of George Johnston, a photographer who was himself a creator of portraits and a keeper of his culture. Johnston cared deeply about the traditions of the Tlingit people, and he recorded a critical period in the history of the Tlingit nation. As Geddes says, his legacy was "to help us dream the future as much as to remember the past."
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This documentary, by filmmaker Carol Geddes, is a unique portrait of George Johnston, a photographer who was himself a creator of portraits and a keeper of his culture. Johnston cared deeply about the traditions of the Tlingit people, and he recorded a critical period in the history of the Tlingit nation. As Geddes says, his legacy was "to help us dream the future as much as to remember the past."
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réalisateurCarol Geddes
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scénarioCarol Geddes
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narrateurCarol Geddes
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producteurSally BochnerGeorge Hargrave
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producteur exécutifDon Haig
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cinématographieJames JeffreyJoan Hutton
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caméra d'animationDominique ParizeauDaniel Villeneuve
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sonRick GustavsenGarrell Clark
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montageAnnie Ilkow
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montage sonoreEric Lemoyne
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mixage sonEric Lemoyne
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musiqueCharles Morrow
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interprèteKeith Wolf SmarchMark Porter
